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Good Faith Estimate

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Mortgage and Lending with LMB INVESTMENTS, INC.

Not sure what to look for on a Good Faith Estimate?  Not sure if you are getting a good deal on a mortgage?  Make sure you get a good faith estimate from each lender you are talking to.  If they are not willing to fax or email you one, move on.  There are a lot of lenders and brokers taking advantage of borrowers/buyers and charging high rates and high closing costs. 

I would be happy to provide anyone in Michigan with a Good Faith Estimate and help you look over any good faith estimates you already have and explain to you the different charges on a good faith estimate.   

Check me out on my web site: www.michiganhomefinancing.net or email me at

mailto:aandersonlane@pinnacle-lending.net; no longer valid email

angiea@mortgagebyangie.com

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Donna Harris
Donna Homes, powered by JPAR - TexasRealEstateMediationServices.com - Austin, TX
Realtor,Mediator,Ombudsman,Property Tax Arbitrator

I would just like to add that when you compare GFEs for different lenders, you can only compare the lender's costs.  Each lender is going to estimate the title company costs and your home owner's insurance so you can't use those numbers to compare apples to apples.  Look only at the lender fees, and obtain your estimates on the same day as getting them on different days will show different results.

Apr 16, 2007 06:39 AM